Remastering isCassette Beasts' evolution mechanic, and it allows players to transform their monsters into new and powerful forms. While it is not extremely difficult to remaster cassettes, the process may cause fans some amount of confusion initially. This guide is here to dispel that confusion, and full details on how to remaster monsters inCassette Beastscan be found in what follows.
Cassette Beasts: Remasters Explained
The first step toward remastering a capable monster is to get its cassette tofive stars. To perform that action,JRPGfans must engage in battles and complete quests with the monster in their party, and the associated cassette will earn a star every time that theblue barbelow the monster’s name is filled.
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Once a cassette hits five stars, players should interact with acampfireorcafe tableand select theRestoption. If the five-star monster is capable of evolving, this action will cause a remaster menu to appear, and fans ofmonster collecting video gamesshould highlight the relevant cassette and press the remaster input that is indicated in the bottom-right corner to perform the evolution. Notably, if a player accidentally closes the remaster menu during this step in the process, they should simply Rest again to reopen it.
While many monsters will become remastered after one more confirmation, players will occasionally be asked to select from several options upon pressing the remaster input. The presence of this selection indicates that the monster is able to evolve into multiple forms, and the fan’s choice will ultimately determine which form the creature takes. While players should feel free to make these selections without any outside information, theCassette Beastswikidoes provide details on the forms that each choice produces.
It is also worth mentioning that some remasters require players to fulfill requirements beyond getting a cassette to five stars. As examples, a Masquerattle must have a Zephyr sticker equipped to evolve into Aeroboros, and a Dominoth must evolve during the day to become a Tokusect. Again, all of this information can be found on the official wiki, and players that are targeting specific monstertypes inCassette Beastsmay want to spend some time browsing its bestiary.
Once final thing to note is thatopen-world RPGfans may occasionally see a heart next to the stars on their cassettes. This icon simply indicates that the monster has been marked as a “favorite,” an action that can be performed when checking a tape in the party or storage menus. While this is irrelevant to the remaster process, it is being mentioned here to alleviate any confusion that may be surrounding the cassette heart icon.
